Radostina Boseva is a film photographer based in San Francisco.

Born in Bulgaria. Shaped by a decade directing the visual identity of magazines and editorial brands in Prague. She arrived in California with a European eye and an absolute conviction that the most important images from your wedding will be the ones you didn't know were being taken.

She reads the room before she reads the light. Sometimes that means stepping back and letting the moment arrive on its own. Sometimes it means a quiet word, a suggested angle, a frame she already sees before the subject does. She knows the difference — and that instinct is what separates a photograph from a document.

Everything is shot on analogue film. Not as an aesthetic choice — as a philosophical one. Film demands intention. It slows everything down to the speed of real life. There is no spray and pray, no thousand frames hoping one works. Every roll is considered. Every frame is earned.

Her work has appeared in Harper's Bazaar, The New York Times, Anti-Bride, and The Wed.
She is represented by Apartment Twenty, New York.

She works with a small number of couples each year — in California, across Europe, and anywhere the work calls her.